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NDSA Team Event Sunderland Aquatic Centre 5 March 2016 NDSA Team Event Sunderland Aquatic Centre 5 March 2016. Sessions at 09:00 & 14:00 EVENT 101 Male 11 12 13 14 200m Free Team 1. Durham City ASC D Durham City 2:27.00 ............... 11. City of Sunderland A Co Sund'land 2:10.00 ............... 2. Durham City ASC C Durham City 2:18.00 ............... 12. Gateshead & Whickham B Gates &Whick 2:10.00 ............... 3. Durham City ASC B Durham City 2:16.00 ............... 13. Chester-Le-Street A Chester Le S 2:08.00 ............... 4. Richmond Dales Amateur RichmondDale 2:15.00 ............... 14. Middlesbrough SC Middlesboro 2:08.00 ............... 5. Middlesbrough SC Middlesboro 2:15.00 ............... 15. Newcastle SwimTeam B Newcastle 2:06.00 ............... 6. Chester-Le-Street B Chester Le S 2:14.00 ............... 16. Durham City ASC A Durham City 2:06.00 ............... 7. Derwentside SC B Derwentside 2:12.00 ............... 17. South Tyneside SC A South Tyne 2:05.79 ............... 8. Hartlepool SC Hartlepool 2:11.69 ............... 18. Derwentside SC A Derwentside 2:04.00 ............... 9. Loftus Dolphins SC Loftus Dol 2:10.98 ............... 19. Gateshead & Whickham A Gates &Whick 2:02.00 ............... 10. Loftus Dolphins SC Loftus Dol 2:10.98 ............... 20. Newcastle SwimTeam A Newcastle 1:59.00 ............... EVENT 102 Womens Open 400m Medley Team 1. City of Sunderland C Co Sund'land ............... 8. Gateshead & Whickham A Gates &Whick 4:43.00 ............... 2. City of Sunderland D Co Sund'land ............... 9. BOSSS A Bo Stockton 4:40.00 ............... 3. City of Sunderland B Co Sund'land ............... 10. Chester-Le-Street A Chester Le S 4:40.00 ............... 4. Morpeth SC 1 Morpeth 5:00.00 ............... 11. City of Sunderland A Co Sund'land 4:25.00 ............... 5. Hartlepool SC Hartlepool 4:53.34 ............... 12. Newcastle SwimTeam B Newcastle 4:23.00 ............... 6. Chester-Le-Street B Chester Le S 4:52.00 ............... 13. Derwentside SC A Derwentside 4:20.00 ............... 7. South Tyneside SC A South Tyne 4:51.79 ............... 14. Newcastle SwimTeam A Newcastle 4:17.00 ............... EVENT 103 Mens Open 400m Free.Team 1. City of Sunderland C Co Sund'land ............... 10. Chester-Le-Street A Chester Le S 3:50.00 ............... 2. City of Sunderland B Co Sund'land ............... 11. Derwentside SC A Derwentside 3:48.00 ............... 3. Morpeth SC 1 Morpeth 4:26.00 ............... 12. Richmond Dales Amateur RichmondDale 3:46.00 ............... 4. Hartlepool SC Hartlepool 4:05.00 ............... 13. Gateshead & Whickham A Gates &Whick 3:43.00 ............... 5. Middlesbrough SC Middlesboro 4:03.00 ............... 14. Middlesbrough SC Middlesboro 3:42.00 ............... 6. Middlesbrough SC Middlesboro 3:57.00 ............... 15. Newcastle SwimTeam B Newcastle 3:40.00 ............... 7. Derwentside SC B Derwentside 3:56.00 ............... 16. City of Sunderland A Co Sund'land 3:34.00 ............... 8. Chester-Le-Street B Chester Le S 3:52.00 ............... 17. Newcastle SwimTeam A Newcastle 3:32.00 ............... 9. Gateshead & Whickham B Gates &Whick 3:50.00 ............... 18. Durham City ASC A Durham City 3:20.10 ............... EVENT 104 Womens 09/10 200m Medley Team 1. South Tyneside SC B South Tyne 3:47.79 ............... 12. Newcastle SwimTeam A Newcastle 3:05.00 ............... 2. South Tyneside SC A South Tyne 3:35.79 ............... 13. Gateshead & Whickham B Gates &Whick 3:01.00 ............... 3. Durham City ASC B Durham City 3:35.00 ............... 14. Chester-Le-Street A Chester Le S 3:00.00 ............... 4. Richmond Dales Amateur RichmondDale 3:25.00 ............... 15. Derwentside SC C Derwentside 3:00.00 ............... 5. BOSSS A Bo Stockton 3:20.00 ............... 16. Middlesbrough SC Middlesboro 2:56.00 ............... 6. Morpeth SC 1 Morpeth 3:15.00 ............... 17. City of Sunderland A Co Sund'land 2:50.00 ............... 7. Newcastle SwimTeam B Newcastle 3:15.00 ............... 18. Derwentside SC B Derwentside 2:50.00 ............... 8. Gateshead & Whickham C Gates &Whick 3:14.00 ............... 19. Gateshead & Whickham A Gates &Whick 2:42.00 ............... 9. Tynedale SC Tynedale 3:13.00 ............... 20. Derwentside SC A Derwentside 2:40.00 ............... 10. Tynemouth A Tynemouth 3:10.00 ............... 21. Middlesbrough SC Middlesboro 2:39.00 ............... 11. Durham City ASC A Durham City 3:08.00 ............... EVENT 105 Mens 09/10 200m Freestyle Team 1. South Tyneside SC A South Tyne 3:07.79 ............... 8. Gateshead & Whickham B Gates &Whick 2:48.00 ............... 2. Chester-Le-Street B Chester Le S 3:00.00 ............... 9. Newcastle SwimTeam A Newcastle 2:36.00 ............... 3. BOSSS A Bo Stockton 3:00.00 ............... 10. Gateshead & Whickham A Gates &Whick 2:32.00 ............... 4. Richmond Dales Amateur RichmondDale 3:00.00 ............... 11. Middlesbrough SC Middlesboro 2:30.00 ............... 5. Chester-Le-Street A Chester Le S 2:52.00 ............... 12. Derwentside SC A Derwentside 2:30.00 ............... 6. Morpeth SC 1 Morpeth 2:51.00 ............... 13. Durham City ASC A Durham City 2:27.00 ............... 7. Tynemouth SC Tynemouth 2:50.00 ............... 14. City of Sunderland A Co Sund'land 2:25.00 ............... NDSA Team Event Sunderland Aquatic Centre 5 March 2016. Sessions at 09:00 & 14:00 EVENT 106 Womens Junior 200m Medley Team 1. City of Sunderland B Co Sund'land ............... 12. Gateshead & Whickham B Gates &Whick 2:14.00 ............... 2. City of Sunderland A Co Sund'land ............... 13. Gateshead & Whickham A Gates &Whick 2:11.00 ............... 3. Gateshead & Whickham D Gates &Whick 2:23.00 ............... 14. Tynemouth A Tynemouth 2:10.00 ............... 4. South Tyneside SC A South Tyne 2:17.79 ............... 15. Chester-Le-Street A Chester Le S 2:10.00 ............... 5. Hartlepool SC Hartlepool 2:16.65 ............... 16. Middlesbrough SC Middlesboro 2:10.00 ............... 6. Durham City ASC A Durham City 2:16.00 ............... 17. Derwentside SC B Derwentside 2:08.00 ............... 7. Chester-Le-Street B Chester Le S 2:16.00 ............... 18. Newcastle SwimTeam C Newcastle 2:06.00 ............... 8. Richmond Dales Amateur RichmondDale 2:15.00 ............... 19. Derwentside SC A Derwentside 2:04.00 ............... 9. Middlesbrough SC Middlesboro 2:15.00 ............... 20. Newcastle SwimTeam B Newcastle 2:03.00 ............... 10. Gateshead & Whickham C Gates &Whick 2:15.00 ............... 21. Newcastle SwimTeam A Newcastle 1:58.00 ............... 11. Morpeth SC 1 Morpeth 2:14.00 ............... EVENT 107 Mens Junior 200m Freestyle Team 1. Durham City ASC B Durham City 2:52.40 ............... 9. Middlesbrough SC Middlesboro 1:54.00 ............... 2. Durham City ASC A Durham City 2:39.00 ............... 10. Loftus Dolphins SC Loftus Dol 1:52.18 ............... 3. Chester-Le-Street B Chester Le S 2:04.00 ............... 11. Loftus Dolphins SC Loftus Dol 1:52.18 ............... 4. Hartlepool SC Hartlepool 2:01.44 ............... 12. Gateshead & Whickham A Gates &Whick 1:49.00 ............... 5. Gateshead & Whickham B Gates &Whick 2:00.00 ............... 13. Derwentside SC A Derwentside 1:48.00 ............... 6. South Tyneside SC A South Tyne 1:55.79 ............... 14. Newcastle SwimTeam B Newcastle 1:48.00 ............... 7. Derwentside SC B Derwentside 1:54.00 ............... 15. Chester-Le-Street A Chester Le S 1:48.00 ............... 8. Newcastle SwimTeam C Newcastle 1:54.00 ............... 16. Newcastle SwimTeam A Newcastle 1:42.00 ............... EVENT 108 Womens 11/12 200m Medley Team 1. Gateshead & Whickham E Gates &Whick ............... 17. BOSSS B Bo Stockton 2:45.00 ............... 2. City of Sunderland B Co Sund'land ............... 18. Tynemouth B Tynemouth 2:40.00 ............... 3. Gateshead & Whickham D Gates &Whick ............... 19. Middlesbrough SC Middlesboro 2:40.00 ............... 4. South Tyneside SC B South Tyne 3:13.79 ............... 20. Newcastle SwimTeam B Newcastle 2:40.00 ............... 5. Peterlee A Peterlee 3:05.21 ............... 21. BOSSS A Bo Stockton 2:39.00 ............... 6. Derwentside SC D Derwentside 3:05.00 ............... 22. Gateshead & Whickham C Gates &Whick 2:35.00 ............... 7. Tynedale SC Tynedale 3:02.00 ............... 23. Durham City ASC A Durham City 2:35.00 ............... 8. Derwentside SC C Derwentside 3:00.00 ............... 24. Loftus Dolphins SC Loftus Dol 2:34.36 ............... 9. Chester-Le-Street A Chester Le S 3:00.00 ............... 25. Loftus Dolphins SC Loftus Dol 2:34.36 ............... 10. Derwentside SC B Derwentside 2:55.00 ............... 26. Richmond Dales Amateur RichmondDale 2:33.00 ............... 11. Durham City ASC B Durham City 2:52.00 ............... 27. Middlesbrough SC Middlesboro 2:30.00 ............... 12. Morpeth SC 1 Morpeth 2:51.00 ............... 28. Newcastle SwimTeam A Newcastle 2:30.00 ............... 13. South Tyneside SC A South Tyne 2:50.79 ............... 29. Tynemouth A Tynemouth 2:30.00 ............... 14. Ashington SC Ashington 2:50.00 ............... 30. City of Sunderland A Co Sund'land 2:30.00 ............... 15. Derwentside SC A Derwentside 2:50.00 ............... 31. Gateshead & Whickham B Gates &Whick 2:29.00 ............... 16. BOSSS C Bo Stockton 2:49.00 ............... 32. Gateshead & Whickham A Gates &Whick 2:20.00 ............... EVENT 109 Mens 11/12 200m Freestyle Team 1. South Tyneside SC B South Tyne 2:44.79 ............... 12. Derwentside SC A Derwentside 2:16.00 ............... 2. Gateshead & Whickham
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